sign-up

Pluralsign-ups

1. 1
   nouncountable

   The act of joining something by giving your name, such as a service or a group.

   Sign-ups for the summer camp start next week.

   The sign-up took less than a minute on my phone.

   Similarregistration, enrollment

   Oppositecancellation

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2. 2
   verb · sign upintransitive

   To put your name on a list to take part in something, such as a class or a local team.

   I want to sign up for the art class.

   Ten kids signed up for the spelling bee.

   Similarregister, enroll, book

   Oppositecancel

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3. 3
   verb · sign uptransitive

   To put someone's name on a list so they can take part in something.

   The teacher signed up the whole class for the museum trip.

   You can sign up your little brother for the soccer camp too.

   Similarregister, enroll

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4. 4
   verb · sign upintransitive

   To say yes to buying something, such as a product or a service.

   We signed up for a cheaper phone plan.

   You can sign up for the gym today and pay next month.

   Similarsubscribe

   Oppositeunsubscribe

5. 5
   verb · sign upintransitive

   To join the army, navy, or another part of a country's military.

   My uncle signed up for the army when he was eighteen.

   She wants to sign up and serve in the navy.

   Similarenlist

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